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Mach3 Turn
I am trying to get a small tabletop CNC lathe working with Mach3 Turn, is there anyone in the SF Bay area that is familiar with the program that could provide some time and training?
Kelly 
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13-09-2013, 18:44
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Re: Mach3 Turn
I'm not in the area, but I am familiar with the program. I used it briefly in college at Western Michigan University and again as a classroom CNC program for a table top lathe.
The program itself is very easy to use as long as you have a basic understanding of g-code. The only issue I had with it was getting to to recognize the lathe. That was mostly due to the school's security settings though. It has been a few years but if you have any questions I can see what I remember.
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